This session represents an opportunity for people who used Moodle during the 2006\2007 school year to talk about what worked and what didn’t. Take this opportunity to discuss your experience with fellow Moodle champions. Ask questions, give answers, and explore advanced topics that might provide fodder for future sessions. We will have a projector on hand should anyone wish to explore Moodle visually during the session.
Moodle is a pile of interactive web pages and a database the combine into a Course Management System. It allows teachers to put course materials on-line, to create on-line quizzes, and to create opportunities for on-line discussion (among other things). For students, it represents one-stop shopping: a single place to go online for course information and interaction.
This session represents an opportunity for people who used Moodle during the 2006\2007 school year to talk about what worked and what didn’t. Take this opportunity to discuss your experience with fellow Moodle champions. Ask questions, give answers, and explore advanced topics that might provide fodder for future sessions. We will have a projector on hand should anyone wish to explore Moodle visually during the session.
Moodle is a pile of interactive web pages and a database the combine into a Course Management System. It allows teachers to put course materials on-line, to create on-line quizzes, and to create opportunities for on-line discussion (among other things). For students, it represents one-stop shopping: a single place to go online for course information and interaction.
Read more about Moodle at wikipedia.